Press Freedom Shirts

Press freedom shirts for people who still read past the headline. "A Free Press Protects You." "Ask the Questions Anyway." "A Subpoena Is Not an Interview." Fourteen original designs about journalism, the right to report, and what happens when it goes, printed on a heavyweight Comfort Colors tee.

Written for reporters, editors, student journalists, the local paper's last three employees, and the reader who renewed the subscription on principle. Specific on purpose: a shirt that names the subpoena lands harder than one that says "free press."

Printed to order on the Comfort Colors 1717 (6.1 oz ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed, relaxed unisex fit, S to 4XL in eight colors). A gift for a journalist, a journalism student, a public radio member, or the friend who fact-checks the group chat. Newsrooms ordering as a team get a discount at five shirts.

Related: human rights shirts and resist and anti-fascist shirts.

Questions people ask

Are these good gifts for journalists?
They were written for them. "Ask the Questions Anyway" is the one for the reporter in your life; "A Free Press Protects You" is for the reader.

Do you have student journalism shirts?
Everything here works for a student paper or a J-school, and a newsroom ordering five or more gets a group discount. See group orders.

What are the shirts made of?
Comfort Colors 1717: 100 percent ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz, garment-dyed, direct-to-garment print.